Middle-earth Meets Game of Thrones
The War of the Rohirrim takes us back to Middle-earth, but this time, it’s animated. While this stylistic shift might initially feel jarring for fans of the live-action Lord of the Rings films, the movie carves out its own niche…
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‘Dirty Angels’ Review – Eva Green and Martin Campbell’s Action Thriller Is No ‘Casino Royale’
When we think of our later-in-life directors still plugging away, we tend to focus on the heavyweights: Martin Scorsese at 82; George Miller and Steven Spielberg in their late 70s. Heck, Clint Eastwood made his latest movie in his early…
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The Fab Five Hits the Jackpot With Las Vegas Love Letter and a New Design Expert
Editor's Note: Spoilers ahead for Season 9 of Queer Eye. For Season 9, Queer Eye heads to Las Vegas to help a plethora of individuals change their lives. In each episode, the Fab Five continues to bring their expertise to…
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Elton John: Never Too Late Review
Elton John: Never Too Late pulls back the curtain on one of the biggest names in pop and rock, highlighting his career and struggles in wonderful detail. While many documentaries and biopics deliver a stylized version of the subject's own…
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A Delicate Balance Between Humor and Heart
A Real Pain, directed by Jesse Eisenberg, is a poignant comedy-drama that explores the complexities of family, heritage, and self-discovery with wit and emotional depth. Written, directed, and produced by Eisenberg, the film marks an impressive entry into the realm of…
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‘No Good Deed’ Review – Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano Make a Bidding War Chaotically Pleasing in Netflix Dark Comedy
Ensemble projects are becoming rare nowadays — and that's setting aside several Marvel titles with superhero crossovers or Knives Out's star-studded mysteries. What we're really talking about are Garry Marshall-like productions, comedies that use a particular holiday or theme as…
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The Semifinals Bring Out the Best
It's the Semifinals on The Masked Singer Season 12. To celebrate this triumphant moment, the top three kick off the night with a brilliant rendition of "Some Nights" by fun. It's a vocal triumph. Can we get this released as…
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A Mesmerizing Journey Through Nature
Gints Zilbalodis’ Flow is a visually stunning animated adventure fantasy that masterfully combines a simple narrative with breathtaking artistry and profound themes. Co-written by Zilbalodis and Matīss Kaža, the film immerses audiences in a world where animals embark on an…
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Modern Rom-Coms Should Be More Like This Charming 18th-Century Book Adaptation
It's tempting to immediately judge Young Werther by its first 10-15 minutes, but if you hold out a little longer, the true movie will reveal itself. Based on the 1774 novel The Sorrows of Young Werther by Johann Wolfgang Goethe,…
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The Voice’ Season 26 Finale Recap
It's here! The Voice Season 26 is about to crown the season's winner. After weeks and weeks of incredible music, shocking decisions, and brilliant rookie seasons, The Voice is here to give you the night we've all been waiting for.…
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‘Kraven the Hunter’ Review: Sony’s Last, Toothless Hunt
I don't like Kraven the Hunter. No, I'm not talking about Sony's latest Marvel spin-off or the film's main character that Aaron Taylor-Johnson plays (all in due time). I'm talking about the original character from Marvel Comics. While not the…
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Kate Winslet’s Mesmerizing Journey Into Chaos
If you thought Kate Winslet couldn’t wow us any further, think again. In Lee, she doesn’t just act; she devours the screen, playing wartime photographer Lee Miller with equal parts vulnerability and ferocity. Directed with a painter’s touch, this film…
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